Sunday’s NFL action sees the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Jacksonville Jaguars at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, before eight more games kick off across the United States.
The Jaguars arrive in London with a 3-1 record, having won their last two games, while the Eagles are looking to bounce back from consecutive defeats after slipping to 2-2.
Elsewhere, the Chicago Bears travel to face the Green Bay Packers in an NFC North showdown, while the Indianapolis Colts take on the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New York Giants face the Washington Commanders.
We’ve got you covered with a round-up of all the action from Sunday’s NFL games.
Jacksonville Jaguars 19-17 Philadelphia Eagles
Cam Little kicked a sensational 57-yard field goal with just one second remaining as Jacksonville stunned Philadelphia in London. The Eagles appeared to have secured win when Jake Elliott converted a 48-yard field goal to put them 17-16 ahead with eight seconds left, but Ameer Abdullah returned the ensuing kickoff 53 yards to give Little one final opportunity.
Trevor Lawrence threw for 331 yards and two touchdowns, both to Parker Washington, who finished with six catches for 124 yards.
New England Patriots 45-17 Las Vegas Raiders
Drake Maye produced a sensational five-touchdown performance as New England dismantled Las Vegas to secure a second consecutive win.
Maye completed 26 of his 34 passes for 374 yards and four touchdowns, adding another score on the ground as the Patriots racked up 536 yards of offence.
DeMario Douglas caught two touchdown passes, while Hunter Henry and Kyle Williams also found the end zone. The Patriots led 21-7 at half-time and never looked back, although injuries to TreVeyon Henderson and Will Campbell provided some concern.
Green Bay Packers 31-7 Chicago Bears
Jordan Love threw for 367 yards and two touchdowns as Green Bay produced a dominant performance against their NFC North rivals. Christian Watson caught both touchdown passes, finishing with 143 receiving yards, while MarShawn Lloyd added two rushing scores as the Packers improved to 3-2.
Chicago struggled without starting quarterback Caleb Williams, with replacement Tyson Bagent throwing two interceptions before being withdrawn in the fourth quarter.
Pittsburgh Steelers 34-22 Indianapolis Colts
Jaylen Warren inspired Pittsburgh to victory over Indianapolis with two spectacular touchdowns. The running back finished with 188 total yards, scoring on an 80-yard reception and a 50-yard run, while Aaron Rodgers threw three touchdown passes for the third consecutive game.
Pat Freiermuth caught two of Rodgers’ scoring passes as the Steelers improved to 3-2. Indianapolis quarterback Daniel Jones threw for 267 yards, while kicker Spencer Shrader converted five field goals to equal a franchise record.
Minnesota Vikings 23-13 New Orleans Saints
Minnesota maintained their perfect start to the season with a comfortable win over New Orleans, improving to 5-0. Kyler Murray threw for 229 yards and a touchdown, finding Justin Jefferson for a 15-yard score in the third quarter, while Aaron Jones rushed for 113 yards and another touchdown.
The Vikings’ defence was equally impressive, restricting the Saints to just 142 total yards and intercepting Tyler Shough twice. New Orleans briefly drew level at 13-13 through an 87-yard fumble return touchdown from Jonas Sanker, but Jones restored Minnesota’s advantage early in the fourth quarter before Will Reichard sealed the win with a 55-yard field goal.
Cincinnati Bengals 31-24 Miami Dolphins
Cincinnati secured their third victory of the season with a 31-24 win over Miami, condemning the Dolphins to a fifth consecutive defeat. Joe Burrow helped the Bengals overcome an early Miami touchdown, with Samaje Perine among the scorers as Cincinnati improved to 3-2.
The Dolphins showed some resistance after falling behind but were unable to complete a comeback, leaving them winless at 0-5.
Houston Texans 26-3 Tennessee Titans
Houston finally claimed their first victory of the season with a commanding win over Tennessee in a meeting between two previously winless AFC South teams.
C.J. Stroud completed 26 of 34 passes for 260 yards and a touchdown, while also scoring on a two-yard run as the Texans improved to 1-4.
Ka’imi Fairbairn kicked four first-half field goals, while Will Anderson Jr recorded three sacks as Houston’s defence restricted Tennessee to just three points. Titans quarterback Cam Ward managed only 170 passing yards as his side fell to 0-5.
New York Jets 17-12 Cleveland Browns
Braelon Allen scored a crucial late touchdown as the New York Jets edged Cleveland in a closely fought contest. Allen rushed for 116 yards, including a 22-yard touchdown with just over three minutes remaining, after the Browns had briefly moved into a 12-10 lead.
Cleveland’s hopes were undone by a special teams mistake when a high snap went past punter Corey Bojorquez, allowing the Jets to recover possession in excellent field position.
Washington Commanders 27-27 New York Giants
Washington and New York played out a 27-27 tie after neither side could find a winner in overtime. The Commanders had looked on course for the win after building a commanding lead, but the Giants fought back late in the fourth quarter to force an additional 10 minutes.
